Masonry, especially stucco takes extra care in humid climates with the current booming construction markets. Your existing perforated or woven housewrap suggests questionable long term durability with that choice. If you stucco be sure to mind the gap. Gaps are important in most cladding systems so metal, wood or engineered siding installed on a rainscreen would be safer choices for durability considering most labor markets. Looks like you guys got continuous sill flashing below your windows so you seem to be ahead of the game compared to most projects involving weatherproofing.

I agree with toning down the starkness of the white.With the roof and brick color the tan/taupe/gray that calidesign mentioned would look good. If you're interested in seeing some different colors mocked up, check out my web site, Creative Visual Concepts. I can show you how different colors could look before you dip the brush in the paint bucket.

I don't think the garage door is the same color as the clapboard. Which color do you mean?

Your house is a bungalow style, so if you haven’t already, do searches for ’bungalow exterior colors’ … ’stucco bungalow exterior colors’ … ’stucco cottage exterior colors’ … terms like that. Once you get a few ideas, just look up any stucco house style … ’stucco exterior colors’ for more that could work on yours. Limitless possibilities with a house like this — what looks do you like? What feel are you going for? Charming cottage, stark black and white, organic and natural, beachy, earth tones, funky boho, whimsical, quiet, etc? The roof is a non-entity, anything can work around a gray metal roof. I’m in Texas, they’re used often here, and are just a neutral background. I like these greens, but without knowing your preferences it’s hard to advise. Narrow it down for us. :) This is a good-looking color scheme … white body with taupe trim: https://www.houzz.com/photos/wilton-whole-home-renovation-transitional-exterior-atlanta-phvw-vp~12401900 I love red with cream: Classic yellow: Black and white (or do reverse): Ideas from Kelly Moore paints: https://kellymooreshop.com/blogs/our-blog/sweet-16-bungalow-style Lots of nice colors here: https://nextluxury.com/home-design/craftsman-style-homes/ From that link, I like this a lot. Dramatic, but earthy: If you’re feeling unsure about bolder colors, you can’t go wrong with using a white or off-white for the body and color of choice for trim/accents. Or tan or gray body with accent colors. I always like this look of two accent colors: